Feasibility, reliability, and clinical utility of skeletal muscle assessment with A-mode ultrasonography in hospitalized patients with burns
Authors:
- Frederiek G. BoschFBFrederiek G. Bosch
- Harriët Jager-WittenaarHJHarriët Jager-Wittenaar
- Gretha C. Wesseling-KeuningGWGretha C. Wesseling-Keuning
- Jakob HiddinghJHJakob Hiddingh
- Hans J. EshuisHEHans J. Eshuis
- Cees P. van der SchansCSCees P. van der Schans
- Anuschka S. NiemeijerANAnuschka S. Niemeijer
- Marianne K. NieuwenhuisMarianne K. Nieuwenhuis
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Funding Information
- Health~Holland
- Dutch Burns Injuries Foundation
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